Roselle Myers Named District Officer Of Pythians
Roselle Myers of Aquarius Temple No 335 Baytown elected district grand chief of District 2 Sisters of Texas at a Freeport convention. Hazel West of Freeport presided. Mary Terry and Ruby Boyles attended. other Baytown members include Guata Ellis and Marvel Ferney. Grand officers Katie Lou Ashley Bertha Yicken Hazel Stroud attended.
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Irs
Roselle Myers
Pythians
Aquarius Temple
Bytown
Sisters of ‘Texas
Freeport
Grand St
Hazel West
Fréeport
Moent
Free- Temple
Jon
Mrs Oliver Leads Circle Devotional at Cedar Bayou Church
Mrs. Oliver presented a devotional on Living Secret of His Presence at the Julia Lettle circle meeting of Cedar Bayou Methodist Church. Mrs. Rabin presided, they discussed collecting clothes for an overseas bag and quilting project. Lillian Shepherd in charge of quilting. Betty Odom Margaret West James Jackson among guests.
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Dave Oliver
Julia Lettle
Cedar Bayou
Mrs. Henderson Hosts '84' Club Gathering
Mrs. Lynn Henderson hosted the 84 club at her home 512 Hast Hunnicutt. Prizes in games of 42 were won by Mrs. Robert Norris and Mrs. W. J. Strickler. Cake coffee and drinks were served. Next meeting with Mrs. Frank Doskocil 12 Neal at 7 30 pm Sept 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn Henderson
Robert Norris
W. J. Strickler
Frank Doskocil
Neal
Pam
Hawaiian Flowers Described At Garden Meeting
Mrs. M. A. Jones spoke to the Gladiolus Garden club at Mrs. John M Elis home describing Hawaii’s vivid blooms. She showed two films featuring Ginger flowers, Bird of Paradise, Golden Sunshines, coral blooms and tulips. Orchids grow plentifully in Hawaii near native huts. Hibiscus come in many colors, Bougainvillea climbs hillsides. Eleven members and four guests attended.
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Hawaii
M. A. Jones
Gladiolus Garden Club
Meting
John M Elis
East Fayle
Hewaii
Charlie Moon
Victor Dias
3. C. Riddle
Jones
J. D. Ellis
C. L. Waads
Mrs C E Bird To Lead Highlands Altar Society
Mrs C E Bird was elected president of the Altar and Rosary society of St. Jude's Catholic church Thursday at the meeting in the church hall. First vice president is Mrs Marion Ritkowski. Other officers are Mrs A F Heneke second vice president Mrs Roy Loggins secretary Mrs E L Chandler treasurer. Rev Henry Parmentier spoke on Blessings Arrived From Monthly Communion. Hostesses were Mrs Francis Askia and Mrs John Ken. About 26 members were present.
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C. EB. Bird
Altar and Rossry Society
St. Jude's Catholic Church
Marion Ritkowski
A. F Heneke
Roy Loggins
E L. Chandler
Henry’ Parmentier
Francis Askia
John Ken
Crosby PTA Holds First Fall Meeting
Crosby PTA opened its fall session in Crosby High School auditorium with Mrs. Joe Tepera as president presiding. Mrs. Floyd Remkes led the program as vice-president and program chairman. The year’s aim is strengthening faith in Congress of Servies. Principal C. J. Miller introduced the teachers. refreshments followed led by Mrs. J H Miller and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crosby
Essorislon
Joe Tepera
Floyd Remkes
C.J. Miller
Crosoy High School
J.H. Miller
P. Miller
Bill Kanak
J. D. Weaver
Mrs Mathews Hosts West Bay Demonstration Club
Afro G C Mathews was hostess to the West Bay Home Demonstration club on Tri City Beach road Mes W O Lawrence demonstrated selecting correct accessories in personal grooming Next meeting set for Mrs M L Fleischman Jr home on Tri City Beach road
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Afro. G. C. Mathews
West Bay
Tri-City Beach Road
Mes
W. OV. Lawrence
M. L. Fleischman Jr
Two 1952 grads win nursing scholarships at Houston
Robert E Lee high school graduates Vivian Bramlett and Josephine Mason have been awarded Jeannette Jones nursing scholarships to the University of Houston. Bramlett is 19 of 239 John A. and Mason is 18 of 204 East Adone. They were active in student council Rainbow Girls Band and NHS. Other Jones nursing winners include Edna Millsap, Guadalupe Mata, and Johann Reese.
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Robert B. Lee High School
University of Houston College of Nursing
Jeannette Jones
Jesse H. Jones
Houston
Vivian Jane Bramlett
John A
Josephine Ruth Mason
East Adone
University
Robert E Lee
Rainbow Girls
Baytown
Miss Bramlett
Lee Brigadiers
Gamma Fhi Kappa
Mason
Rosert
EB. Lee
National Honor Society
Miss Mason
Jeanette Jones
Edna Millsap
Lampasas
Guadalupe Mata
Corea
Johann Reese
Bryan
Crosby Band Parents First Meeting Report
Mrs L L Anderson presided at the Crosby Band Parents club meeting in the high school auditorium. Ms Milton Black directed the program with a trumpet solo and accordion selection. Anderson reported on band calendar sales at the Crosby fair, and the director spoke on fee issues and band progress. Next meeting is 3:15 PM October 6 in the high school auditorium. All Crosby band parents are eligible to join.
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L. L. Anderson
Crosby Band
Milton Black
Faith Circle Meets in Mrs. Carter's Home
The Faith circle of Cedar Bayou Methodist Church met at Mrs. M. B. Carter's home then moved to Mrs. E. N. Gurley's for the program. Mrs. Reuben Casey led prayers, with Mrs. Fowler in charge of the program and Mrs. Hayes delivering the devotional. Plans were made for two weekly prayer meetings. Mrs. Carter served cookies and coffee to all present, including guest Mrs. Kilgore. Next meeting is 9:30 a.m. Wednesday at Mrs. Curtis C. Dunk's home, 3619 Wright.
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Faith Circle
Cedar Bayou
Curtis C. Dunk
Wright
Cedar Bayou FFA Contest To Continue
The Cedar Bayou Future Farmers of America sweetheart contest will be continued until October 4 the final day of the Baytown fair Contenders are Vicki Issacs Norine Williams and Linda Foster The winner will receive a cowboy outfit.
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Cedar Bayou
Future Farmers of America
Baytown Fair
Vicki Issacs
Norine Liams
Linda Foster
Miss Bobalik and Zadrapa to Wed at Sacred Heart
Miss Angelee Ruth Bobalik and Richard Gene Zadrapa will exchange vows at 5 20 p m on September 20 at Sacred Heart Cathedral in Crosby. Rev Paul Michalka will officiate. Maid of honor is Miss Louise Bering of Houston. Best man is Gordon Stesney of Crosby. Reception at the bride’s parents home 203 Wallisville Highlands. Guests invited to ceremony and reception. A shower for the bride Monday night at Mrs J D Harmon’s home 301 South Fifth Highlands hosted by several friends.
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Angelee
Ruth Bobalik
Richard Gene Zadrapa
Sacred Heart
Bobalik
J. D. Harmon
South Fifth
Highlands
C. D. Thomas
Anna Martie Platt
Margaret Platt
Barbara Jo Vaparil Celebrates Tenth Birthday
Barbara Jo Vaparil celebrated her tenth birthday with a party at home on Wednesday. Fifth grade students from St. Joseph's parochial school attended, including Jeannette Clawson, Karen Franta, Mitchell Contello, Rose Cernoch, Cathy Novosad, Minnie Heintsche, Joan Reilly, and a friend Shelly Campbell. Hostess duties were assisted by Pat Voparil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Jo Vaparil
St. Joseph's Parochial School
Jeannette Clawson
Karen Sue Franta
Mitchell Contello
Rose Marie Cernoch
Cathy Lee Novosad
Minnie Mae. Heintsche
Joan Reilly
Shelly. Campiell
Pat Voparil
Gloria Garcia Feted At Pre-Nuptial Showers
Miss Gloria Garcia bride elect of Tony Hinojosa was honored at a Wednesday night miscellaneous shower at her home 1100 Magnolia hosted by Mrs Gus Torres Miss Carrie Salazar and Miss Rita Martinez. Another shower last weekend honored Miss Garcia with bridesmaids listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloria Garcia
Tony Hinojosa
Gus ‘Torres
Carrie Salazar
Rita Martinez
Miss Garcia
Magnolia
Abstesses
Rafael Rios
Felipe Perez
Angelita Martinez
Soledad Aguilar
Line Vasquez
Mmiss.lupe Hinojosz
Beatrice Rodriguez
Eva Garcia
Hortensie
Hinojosa
Mary Nieto
Julia Martinez
St Johns WSCS Program Campfire Stories At Church
St John s Women s Society of Christian Service held its monthly meeting in the church educational building with Mrs A M Pelly in charge. Mrs Henry Holland Mrs Dave Rogers and Mrs Walter Gibbs told the campfire stories while Mrs Sam Carroll led singing and Mrs Robert Purvis accompanied. Mrs R H Monroe spoke on quadriential goals and Mrs Lee Mahan presided. New yearbooks were distributed, the Upper Room sent to every church family, and 29 women enjoyed refreshments after, as a Wil lie Mae Jennings circle committee served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Society of Christian Service
St. John's Methodist Church
A. M. Pelly
Henry Holland
Dave Rogers
Walter Gibbs
Sam Carroll
Robert Purvis
Pelly
R H. Monroe
Lee Mahan
Ruby Griffin
Carrol
J. L.fulton
Willie Mae Jennings
C. §. Worley
Ea Arcenaux
Going Away Party Fetes Cynthia Moore
Miss Cynthia Moore, starting her freshman year at Stephens College this fall, was honored at a going away party hosted by Miss Betty Hart at Kilgore Road. Autumn decor set the scene while about 20 guests enjoyed refreshments and Miss Hart presented an electric popcorn popper to the honoree.
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Cynthia Moore
Stephens
Betty Hart
Kilgore Road
Hartess
J.L. Hart
San Jacinto P-TA Program Approved
Officers of the San Jacinto Elementary P-TA approved the program for the next year at a Thursday meeting in the school auditorium. The theme was Appreciating Our Neighbor and refreshments were provided by Mrs. G Rex Curtin. The first regular PTA meeting is set for 2 pm Wednesday in the auditorium.
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San Jacinto
Coady Mothers install new officers at Sts meeting
Mrs. Fenton was installed as president with Mrs. J. W. Boyd as vice president and Mrs. S. B. Stricklin as secretary reporter. Mrs. Bennett became treasurer. Mrs. Fenton urged packing nutritious lunches with protective sandwiches and fruit and plain milk, not chocolate. She advised including small surprises like raisins in children’s lunches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coady Mothers ‘Club
Ceming
Sts
Keating
Redell Road
J. W. Boyd
S. B. Stricklin
P. F. Bennett
Fenton
Joyce Rogers Elected President of Coady 4-H Girls Club
Joyce Rogers was elected president of the newly formed 4-H girls club in the Coady community at a Thursday meeting held at Mrs. Ril ey Rogers on Redell Road. Other officers include Eva Lee Pichot as vice president Oleta hit tey as secretary treasurer Norma Lee Pinett as council delegate and Patsy Crow county 4-H agent as adult leader. Twenty six girls attended, with Miss Crow stressing parental cooperation for 4-H work. Next meeting planned at Mrs. Rogers home after school in October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaycee Rogers
Coady
Joyce
Riley Rogers
Redell Road
Eva Lee Pichot
Oleta ¥Hittey
Norma Lee Pinett
Patsy Crow
Rogers
Jack Hines
J. E. Norton
Horace Mann Parents To Meet Monday Night
Mrs Leslie Wilburn will host a Horace Mann junior high parents meeting at 7 20 pm Monday in her home 1496 East Texas The Teen Can teen dance will be Sept 20 in the Horace Mann gymnasium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allie Little
East Peggy
Inlaw
Leroy Eugene Little
Little
Texas A
Leslie Wilburn
Horace Mann Junior High
East Texas
Horace Mann
AAUW chapter plans national platform at Minneapolis meeting
The Arr Association of University and related groups backed W. Newlove for secretary and urged board support for candidacy. They voted to join the group on the upcoming national AAUW platform at the Minneapolis event next June. Hostesses arranged red white and blue decorations with a USA map cake centerpiece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cording
Arr Association of University
Yral
W. Newlove
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Baytown Sun
Mary Terry
Oaen
Ruby Boyles
Texas Ave
Mrs. Oliver
Betty Odom
Margaret West
Rev
Mra
James Jackson
Southern Radio & Electric CO
Frances
Lineoin
Lordon
C.E. Bird
Crosby Pta
Mrs. Mathews
Erdal
Gordon's
3.C. Wright
Methodist Youth Fellowship
Cedar Bayou Methodist Church
Russ Royanne Crils Kelley
Cynthia Louish Moore
Stephens College For Women
Columbia, Mo
Miss Kelley
Robert W. Kelley
Bay Villa Drive
Miss Moore
Silas G. Moore
North Gaillard
FFA
Kane- Weil
Exford
Miss Bobalik
R.g.zadrapa
St. John’s
WSCS
Abe Rosenzweig
Joyce Rogers
Mr. Richard
Mrr
Richard, Stonet J
Salon
Minnesota
N. Gaillard
Obe Rosenzwein
Dorothy Eilgallen
Red Cross
Ladies’ Home
Jounal
Feo
Battis
The
Riviera
Gale Almeriéa
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